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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1965
Page
2
The market drifted with electronics and airlines leading gains. IBM fell 7 after opening delays following denial of merger talks with CBS. Commercial Solvents rose over a point and Reichhold Chemicals edged higher amid chatter of industry deals.
John A. Gronouski the new American ambassador meets Wang Kuo in Warsaw for the first session of the U S China talks. The talks mark a renewed diplomatic channel with the long running discussions continuing.
The document lists terms for annual disbursements and ex dividend or ex distribution statuses tied to last year and current year. It details classifications such as ex dividend ex distribution ex rights and warrants and notes treatment in bankruptcy receivership and liquidation contexts.
Federal Power Commission Chairman Joseph C. Swidler testified before Congress that isolated electric systems are unthinkable in a modern economy and urged stronger power grids. He linked the Northeast blackout to crossing borders and stressed need for funding and broader power pools, while noting the inquiry continues.
Astronauts Borman and Lovell reach about 185 miles high as Gemini 7 maneuvers to close with Gemini 6 in a planned 105000 mile pursuit. Schirra and Stafford guide the chase and aim for a 2:26 p.m rendezvous over the Marianas, then stay in formation for hours before return.
An observer notes a high speed bomber capable of twice the speed of sound unloaded 12 ton bombs before noon. De Witts plane was hit by ground fire not Soviet missiles. Since U S air attacks on North Vietnam began, planes have avoided certain targets while some plants and supply lines remained affected.
Guilford Democratic chair Hoyle challenges Sheriff Clayton Jones to resign if unable to devote full time to duty and asks the Republican led board to reduce the sheriff’s salary. Jones switched from Republican to Democratic registration at a High Point ceremony amid party upheaval and criticism over fund use and accountability.
Economists react to the Federal Reserve Board action with differing views. John Kenneth Galbraith calls the move ill advised, while Henry Wallich supports coordinated policy and tighter credit. The exchange signals broader debate over monetary restraint and its political implications.
Colorado Springs AP pilot sighted wreckage of a light plane similar to the one that vanished Sunday with three aboard including the nation's director of space medicine. The wreckage lay about 11 000 feet up Independence Pass near Aspen, and the pilot said he came within 100 feet of the craft suggesting it struck a mountainside.
Lt. Gen. Robert F. Sink 60 died Monday of pulmonary emphysema at a Fort Bragg hospital. A West Point graduate, he organized the 106th Airborne Regiment of the 101st Airborne, jumped into Normandy, and led troops through Europe, earning the Silver Star with two oak leaf clusters. Burial in Lexington City Cemetery. Survivors include his wife two daughters and two stepsons, plus siblings and in laws.
A New York federal court awards libel damages totaling 575000 to Esther James a Harlem widow who said Powell dodged payment of a 33000 judgment from 1963. Maurice Wahl testified that Powell defied the law and faced penalties in a new suit.
A Charleston witness testified in the John Paul Anderson murder trial that he and Anderson's wife shared a skin diver’s outfit. The wife reportedly wore the tank while they paddled off shore, then the wife drowned and Anderson returned to shore alone.
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